Château Saint Seurin de Léviac, owned by Renaud and Claire Jean, is the Jean family's second vineyard. Located in the Entre-Deux-Mers wine region, 80 km from Bordeaux, Château Saint Seurin de Léviac is a site known since the middle of the 15th century, in Roquebrune.
Saint Seurin is the name of the old chapel that formerly sat on the vineyard site. The name pays tribute to the fourth bishop of Bordeaux, who is still the patron saint of Bordeaux.
The Label
The Vineyard
Château Saint Seurin de Léviac, owned by Renaud and Claire Jean, is the Jean family's second vineyard. Located in the Entre-Deux-Mers wine region, 80 km from Bordeaux, Château Saint Seurin de Léviac is a site known since the middle of the 15th century, in Roquebrune.
Saint Seurin is the name of the old chapel that formerly sat on the vineyard site. The name pays tribute to the fourth bishop of Bordeaux, who is still the Patron Saint of Bordeaux.
Tasting Notes
Color: Intense red ruby color with deep purplish reflections
Aromas: Delicate black and red ripe fruits, spices, underbrush notes.
Flavors on the palate:Blackberries, plum, black currant, and cherry jam
Mouthfeel: Well-balanced wine with a pleasant acidity and refined tannic structure accentuated by black pepper and a nice persistence
Food pairings: Ideal with a terrine or pâté, red and white meats, and soft and hard cheeses.
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